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two cents - PMI is _the_ PM "authority" and its book
(which can be downloaded from the URL in PDF for those
with gigabyte drives) is the PM "bible."
--- "Hart, Geoff" <Geoff-H -at- MTL -dot- FERIC -dot- CA> wrote:
> Project management is an occasional topic of
> discussion on the technical
> writing list, so here are two resources I just came
> across in a magazine
> article that may help:
>
> www.pmi.org: The Project Management Institute's
> _Guide to the project
> management body of knowledge_
>
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